davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1887-12-07
Secretary of Wars Report.

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-Io aims, ,n ,,,,r,r;a,iIe T,Gn r,.
v, "s"',.S' GU p.o t,nn 40! .ne cui
ens I" M ,h bs tre increase Is
ot soo 2.a i1t t,r ,nbIic morts ;not,,d;m',
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Secretary says; Estimates Tor The the military
nmiron,sn,s nf th, Sar,io. nmr;,,', 80,
- ,I' o,,'u;,i ,',G 80 .ns ie,..'
ii"n of fII t v. .r 'o '';n a.
n, Vi .''e 90, q, ,ty, ne1, ua'e W
- 80. w.. ni T M ''"ie w "Pip "
a',,parra.s,,t Th 80, - i''"tn
Cn,.n.I ~, -. y ny ,e'e's 70
~, i, a. ii, , 'lia'
ore gun,
W. wv, ,,"' hr,',, 'Jt a,,u oo
-, niu'1 NV @ ,t''nuiiS Guns a''u i.'or
.ats VIC uii,,sneu eaon ',i',,.afS post WIN
we" 10 litProVelnent OF artilery ihstruc'
,,,, ~ any ~, US 'c'low
SWap.ises nov COZ u ..eu al tort Iickehs ana
Muuus aeI'ioil Ialiaks I' we report says at
~ .".s .,',iI ~ 70 ul,'ioul. W 'Inu 'Iieih per
''a'IItt noile. for nl"ny REASONS IL IS m
possible 10 return theni 10 ARIZONA Under
fAlin.'.s lnMs .ney 'a'' ny oe tahch 20 lhe
lhuiail .erItOr!' ah' on 'he northern resef'
Sa'aohs S; tne e""iate - 700 co,u ior tnelIl.
i'pp'' " tHS "i"icu''y
III August iast III .oiorauo between
state authorizes ana the otes' and says
an enorI Will pe hlaue ioi restoration oi
tnelr properly 10 Tue lhuIahs' ihe report
approves oi tlie erecolu,h1hda'ioh lhbeheral
Sner'uea rePVtt 'o'chiiS Tue extension OF
All possioie ana pS tle general government
10 the natlohi guards oi various states, ana
susses'ins SYSTEM oi ha'lohai ehGa'np,-
hehts iOF STATE hiliitIa at the expense of
hatiofai government.
IN reiorence 10 the pay department oi
tlie army tue report says: There Is IL
frequent cIashihg OF authority between the
war ana treasury helnrtibent i'm regard 70
70 payments directed ov the former TO
the great embarrassment oi the disbursing
officer accounts are disaiiowed. The dis
allowance OF the payments made by aud
under such authority works great hardsh hip
to the disbursing oihcer as on one hand he
Is confronted with II charge of disobedence,
and on the other for assuming IL liability
for which either he or his securities will be
held pecuniarily responsible. In order to
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1he Why.


Philadelph'a Ledger.
Many correspondents ask why the
year 1890" will not be leap year
The course Of the earth ABOUT the suD
econpies S65 days, S hours, AZ minutes,
40 6a seconds. Tho calendar year 10
365 days long. 10 four years the oalen-
dar year is behind the siderial year -
house, Is minutes Is 48teconds. Every
four years an additional day OF a
hours 10 introduced in the mouth of
Esbiuary, which makes the average
year II minutes and 10 IS seconds too
onR. In the oourEe Of csn usy this
amounts to Is hours. 81 minutes and Is
Q 70 onds, or more than three quarters OF
day. Then, in order TO compensate
for this, q day 10 dropped each century
on the year of the century Gas in l700
1900 and 1900; but this, IN turn. leave.
each century 8 hours. % minutes aud
10 seconds too short. Ia four hundred
years this amounts TO II whole day, and.
conseq uently, the year 1000 aud all
other mu!.iplss OF 400 wi make . leap
year. Even this will not bring the cal.
endar exactly right, since every foul
centuries will be 2 hours and 90 min.
utes too long. One would think pre-
cisiou ot u!d hardly 60 fu,her, and yet
IL Ia within tho scheme Of the Gregoriar
calendar that, although the year 40Ot
10 evenly divitiole by 400. and, accord
ing to rule, would be leap year, oul
posterity In that remote period WILL b,
req uIred to coDsider A ID. 1900 an OF
binary leap year!
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lkisddphh, WlIahgsa { Bsltlsas Rsi.rs.i

Trains will leave Wilmingtsn e. follows:
PhiiadeIphis lexprsss). 2, 2te. 4 %, O. %,
90. 10, $50 In, Q II, 10 u, II So, II d 4. nj
II 90, 2 %, 8 %. 8 "a, o % and 7 90 D. m,
Accommodation, o 70, 7 O0, %, 10 10 Q. m.
. %. 90, 20, 9 30. 10 90 p. NJ.
For Chester (expressl, Q 80, ! 10. 8 10, . 10,
~, IL %, IL 81 .. m, II 90, "a, ~ and 704
p. m
Accommodation. 10, 90, 7 ot, 8 Is, 10 30.
.. m, 20, o., 10, ~ and 10 30 p ID.
New York, 2 90, 2b2, 4O0, Gao, 700, $50
7 90. 10 30 p. m.
For West chester, via Lamokin, 9 20 and
8 Is q. m, 2 80 and 90 p. N.
For Newark and Intern sdiate stations,
~ q. m, IL 90 and 0 Il p. m.
Baltimore and Intern ediate etions. 10 Os
q. m, . 81 p. m. end IL 90 nig7t.
baltimore and Bay Line, 45 p. m.
baltimore and Washington, | 20. 4 "a, OK,
10 %, II 90 a. M, IL "a. ~li7, 443, s 10, 70 40
and ID p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division Ioavo for:
New Castle, Q 90. s 30 q. M, IL bt, 30, 80,
rs and II % p. m.
Georgetown and Lewes, 30 a. m and 50
p. m.
Seaford Express, 8 50 p. m.
barring ton, Delmar and way stations, g so
q m, IL IS p. N.
Express for Harrington, $50 p. m. Way
train rs p. m.
EXPRESS for Dover, Harrington and Del.
mar, IL 81 p. m. every day.
franklin City, $500 m.
Express for Norfolk. IL Sc o. m. daily.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, FOR
. 10, 10 20, II 10, IL 81 q. m, OF, or, 1 80,
0s, n, Q o., 81, II 10 ard Ii n D. IN.
accommodation, 80, 10 rs a. n, 81, q n,
I %, "a. 8 IS. 10 CD 10 A. and IL At p. M.
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ssranxs wedding soeus In Italy.

The Marquis Cantino OF Ita'y recent
~ fell In love with . young EnRlisl
millionaire, Miss Ada Rutland, and ar
ran gemeuts were made for the marriage
of the pair. The day came. the guests
we're all gathered, the clergy man wa
ready. All at once the bride appeared
A thrill of excitement mingled With
ad miration ran through the party. The
white dress worn by the lady was seer
to be decorated with gArlands of white
doves too numerous to be counted. The
face OF the Marquis darkened rs he
asked. "Where did you get thsss?''
"Oh," WAS the quick response. ~ hit
upon the splendid idea myself, and
gave Instructions to the farmers on my
English estates TO catch all the doves
they could and send them to me.
"And do you suppose" coldly said the
Marc ais, THAT / oan take you to my
arms with that murderer's dress about
you? Neverl l despise you'll" Thus
spssklng, the horrifisd bridegroom
darted from The room and took the mex
train for Paris.
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appointment OF OMcers and Commit

tees.
The following officers and committee
were appointed by the fourth qusrteri,
conference OF Scott Church, for the EN-
suing conference year
StewArds-L. T Qrubb, A. 3. r. "a
ter, e. w. Oisir, W. II Valentine
Oven Hughes, T. M Simpler, w. II
Upaike,W. K Nichols. e l.. MoKeag
q SeyfIied, Il. 8. Valentine, T. i
O'Danlel
TIus,ees-w. Fl. Foulk, j. T. Bart
lett, Isaso II. McKaig. J. Davis. w. Il
Vale milne, T. II. Wilson, John B. X In
dsl, Seth Feaster.
Local roaohsrs-Vaughn Sn 18th
David Dodd, Y. r. Carpenter.
Exhorters-E. l. McKeAg, Geo-g'
Davis, l. T. Grnbb, A s FeAster.
Recording and District Steward
T Grubb
Clmmittee on Missions-Geo. Davis
k, l. McKeag Owen Hughes.
Sunday schoola-W. Il. Foulk, Isaal
McKaig, L. T. Grubb.
Church extsnsiop--F o Bennett, W
II. Valentine. G. Seytried.
TemperaDoe--r. H Wilson, W. II
Updike, K NJ Simpler.
Ed noatiou-Rey. V, Smith, Rev. D
Odd, A. 8 Feaster.
Clutch records--J. ID. Aldred, 7. II
O'DAniel. J. Davis
Church music-E. W. Clair, Luo,
Barnes, H 8 Valentine.
Parsonage les Aid Sc
oiety.
Parsonaee-W. II. Eoulk, j. Kindal
Isaac IL. McKsig.
Tracts-Sallie Phillips, Sarah r
Brown, Josiah Cook.
Estimating com nittee-A. B Feaster
l.. 7. Grub, W. ii. Valentine.
Sunday school superintendents-T
II. O'Daniel, e W. OIair.
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Rsmin isoenoe TO be Written.

Simon Cameron starts for the Bermu
das on the 9th OF FsbruaIy. He got ~
II uoh benefit from his former visits t6
these delightful islands that he 10 eagel
to repeat The experit nee, not that he I,
in special need OF It. He has grown ole
50 grscsfull9 that he does not seem Il
have grown Old ut all. With his 90tl
ear almost Ia view he 10 rs spright.y
10 spirit as he was In HIS 10Th year, AND
he stes no reason why this should no
DO true on the last day Of his life. He
knows more about growing old thar
any man / know of Cicero WAS only
go when be sat down to tell Us what b.
know about old age. Think Of the rlcb
ness and variety OF a "De Seueotute'
written ct 70. after such busy, happy
lie - Simon Cam ,ron's. l heard the
other day that We may expect some
thing OF the sort from the az. Senator
st least . review Of the stirring events
he has seen and sum mary OF their les
sons No man living has such rich
recoilections Of American politics ~
Simon Cameron; no, nor Of American
history 10 the broader sense.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

The Supreme Council held IL Third
annual oonvocatlon In Philadelphia,
Jas. l4th md 18th, in Sons Of Ameriea
Hall. Sixth above Spring Garden, a
which the laws were oar 3fully revised
and several important changes made,
among which was making IS years the
minimum and 81 years the maximum
sse Of admission. A funeral ceremony
vAs slso adopted.
YES from Mary land
Delaware and Psnnsylvania we're pres
ent, and . very harmonious and on.
tbusiastic convooation IL proved TO be-
The Supreme Recorders re port showed
An increase Of 40 per cent. in mem Der
snip and that four Councils had beer
Instituted in the last ak months.
The following are the Supreme Coun
Gil ofiicera for the ensuing year:
Past Sap. Com, William Randall
IPsnnsy lvAnia; Sop Comm snder, Thos
A. Robertson. Pennsylvxnis; Sup. Vica
Com, Howard l.. George, Dsla ware
Sup. Recorder, John B. Trsibler, Jr
Delaware; Sup. Treasurer, James E
E.v,nRston, Maryland; Sup Pre,ate
VIM. Emory Murray, Mary land; Sup
MSrshAl. Walter Perry, Pennsy lvAniA
Sop WArdsr, George r. Paul, Pennsyl
wants.; Sup Sentinel, John J. Street
PsunsylvaDis; SUP. Med. Exsminer
John Macdonald, II D., Pennsylvania
Sup. Trustees, John Il BurbaRe. Mary
aud; Geo r. Paul, Fred O. Mintxsr, J
w. Bond, Psnnsylvsnia; DR.. @. o
Funk, Delaware.
Tho supreme officers elect vera In
sailed by the Senior Past Suprsm
Commander. John Il Burbsge OF Mary
land.
After adjournment, the Suprem
Council were taken to Young tanner
Choir Hall, where banquet was spres<
for them, to which all did ample jus
tioe. The following we're the toxsts OF
fered and which were responded to b,
the gsntlem IN named. the toasts beinJ
inter sps rsed with SELECTIONS on the plan
by P. g q. John NJ. Kern:
"Welcsme to ALL" Sap. Com. T. A
Robertson; Our Order, John b Treib
Ter, Jr "Blue Hens Obioksps," II L
George; oar Guests" II @. Stout au
r. J. Lumpkin; 'Ksystoue State,
Companion HAbacher; The Ladies'.
3 3. Philips; Maryland" John K
Rarbags.
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RUSSELL'S
HIVE
306 Market Street

Great clearing sale to pre-
pare stock for inventory.
February 1. Notice a few
of the may Bargains and
profit by buying at once
Gents Scarlet Shirts and
Drawers from 81 down to
90 cents each. Children's
Ribbed Hose, all sizes, from
90 to so cents down to rs
cents. Gil oert's 81 suitings
down to so cents.
A few 54-in. Tricots from
81 90 down to 80 cents.
All remnants Of standard
musiins must be sold before
February l at some price.
We want to sell every
coat, wrap or outside gar.
ment we have before Feb
ruary 1; and the price must
induce you to take them
away.
r. L. RUSSELL.
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A Paox Mar Produ cti on.

A Western exoh angs tells its resderI
hos 10 mind their Ups" In the follow
ing pointed paragraph: "Persons who
patronizs papers should pay promptly
for the pecuniary prospects of the presi
POSSESS peculiar power In pushing
forward public prosperity. IL the
printer t. paid promptly and his pocket
book kept plethorio BY prompt paying
patrons, he pats bis pen to his paper 10
peace; his paragraphs are more pointed
he paints HE pictures Of passing events
In mope pleasing pigments and tho pc
rusai of his paper Ia pleasure to the
people Please paste this piece Of pro.
verbal philosophy In some place where
all persons can perceive It.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29
WOn0n'a wit.

A woman's advice Ia generally worth
having; 90 II you are In trouble, tell
your mother or your wife or your sister
all about II. Be assured that light will
at once fash upon darkness. Women
are commonly Judged inexperienced IN
all hut pure womenish Affairs. No
philosophical student Of the sex thus
judges them. Their intuitions or in.
sigbss are the most subtle, And II they
cannot see the cat In tho meal there IL
no Cat there. advise . man to keep
none OF his affairs from his wife. Man y
homes have been ssved and many for
tunes retrieved by neu having full CON
fidence Ia their wives. As 3 general
rule, the wives confide the minutest OF
their plans 10 their husbands. Why
not reciprocate? Tho men who succeed
best IN life are those who make conf.
dants Of their wives
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29
AT NINETY AND TWO.
Lanss ~ DR.. z. AalsAsuss Of New 0as-
den cswnship.
KH0un LIZ

Lnss by DR.. 2. AaisAsuss Of Rev 0ss-
den rswnsnip.
From the Local News.
In the township Of New Garden,
Chester county. Pa lives DR.. =. Mich.
ener, having brsveA the storms Of o.
wintsrs. He time 10 ooV largely oocu-
pied In writing. In looking over his COL
lections In natural history and In genial
intei sourss with the friends who call
upon him. Whether iurist or ply sicisn,
theolcgian or layman. the naturalist,
or the mechanic and fAi NOR, he Ia read ,
for them oil, being we'll posted In almost
every branch Of human research. Few
have been 90 ind ustrious Almost every
hour OF the Gays Of his long pilgrimage
has found proper employment, and
doubtless he 10 today busiiy employ I'd
~ OF Jore. Though in his 93a year, hi
10 green old age Toe rust of time bai
not clouded his mind, and with an 'un
falterinx trust he no doubt looks on
upon the future" The following linei
were written BY him on reaching "hil
92d milestone" With characteristic
modesty be did not wish their publica
tion, aud, u published 1t all, Il will b,
~ some ne"takinR the responsibility.
Oae Of his friends thoaahs . brief, OF
plznatoiy notice would be proper, whicl
Is herein offered with An apology.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29
WELLINGTON a NORTHERN R.K

Time tlD'e In effect Jan, gard. 1857. Trains
leSve Wilmington (fre'.c. st:eet) as follows:
For Rsaeing, Bir jsb0Eo. Joanna, SPRING.
field, WaJpesouIg Jnpction, Manor, Potts
vills, Ia aqua. Allentown. Eesaro J, Wer-
nersville and all poiuts on the Philadelphia
and lie .oing X. H., 90 .. m. and 225 p. m.
For Goa. villo E.ubrssviilo, leTape,
date points, 7.5i q. m a., and rs .. ID,
For West Chester 90 a m, 40, and 455
pm,
For NJ " Bridge pri te,madia-e POINTS.
6lt p. IN. Xc, on Sat rJay, v hen train
will leave at 80 Up m.
A. q. M,CA uoLAED, g.. BOWER
Superipte, dent. deI1 Pass. Ag't
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SUNDAY TRAINS.

For Philadelphia (express). 2 90. . "a, 4 90,
20, II 81 .. m. 90, q and 90 p. m,
Accommodation, 8 80 q. m, IL 10, rs,
8 80, ~, Q 30 p. m.
For Chester (express), 7 30, Il OIL 4. n, q
and 90 p. m.
Accommod ation, 8 30 .. M, Il 10, l rs. s 80,
Z 40 and 8 so p. m.
FOR New YORK texpress), 90. 2a q 90,
7 70, II 81 n. NJ, 90, ~, I 90 ana 80 D. m.
For W est Chester, via Iemokin. 9 sd Q. n.
and 80 y. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 20, Z 20, 8 OF,
10 0s Am. II 81, 80 (Limited,, and RS pm.
Baltimore, IL 05 night.
Leave phiisdeipLis, Broad street, for VII
mington texpress), II 20, b0.'T ~, 9 10, IL %
. IN. 81, IL 10, and II n p. N.
Accommodation, $50, 10 rs a. m, II 3s,s 10,
81 and II 81 ?. Ii.
For further Information psssengere arc 70.
ierfcd To the ticket office IT tic sgs tiop.
TrniRs nsrfsd thus (s)are limited express,
upon witch exsrA tare Ia charged.
J. X. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
OHARI d u. PusH General MsaAxsr.
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ON GO "a Elected.

The Friendship Fire Company elect
ed the following officers Thursday
evening:
PRESIDE emit, A. K. Cloud; Vice Prasi
dent, T. T. Starr, Jr Secr starry, d. w.
Maloney; Assisistaat Secretary, Jceeph
Perkins; Treasurer, Il. e. jerome,
Truetees. A. K. Cloud, 2. Casey and
W. NJ. Hyatt; InvestiGatin Committee,
W. O. Leibsandt, Jr.. 7. T. Starr, Jr.,
and w. j, Mo(3oniRal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

At 2O4 East Fourth, street You will
find Q full line Of choice grooe ries. Also
on commission . ear OF choice Michigan
beans, q lot Of York State butter, sun
dried apples, sweet potatoes, etc. A
very choice lot Of Florida oranges; also
lemons and apples. All for sale at bot.
tom prices to storekeepers and dealers
only,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29
THE OvLlYE

INT NfLDoToun NINETY -TwO)
The car OF iiss, . wostious train,
unceas,Ag rolls adown the plain,
ror ever I, return;
The Dung. the old, the meek, tho proud,
Alike STE 1umbled In the crowd.
The train 70 free alike 70 all;
o., sIl mpU join the giddy thrall
Wtthou. stop or stay.
The crowd inoreAsiog as thoy go,
Causing . constant overf)W
Anon from day to day.
Tho ,ick. the weak, oven the strong,
Are tostied on 70 ease the thronx
~ Its accumulation;
IT. not OH nee It 10 not Fate.
ITS Providence, who gives tho dato
To Oh 'rtsn or TO leogthen.
And 50 my life IS hitherto run
From day b day, from sun TO sun,
A rouad OF weaIy strife,
Stiil hoping in the end 70 gain
A rscsmpenss for all my pain
An endless, happy life.
Another year hath run its osu-se,
Another year b .ts spent its iorco
On this ums.h onofcd crone
Sine sal and weary sat down
Upon yon cold, urfsoling stone
Ny milesto 10 ninoty-ono
Nor light r.st my limit, o fran;
1ha car ran swiftly down tho ya.e,
Unoessire In It's tiighl;
Som timer thesnn shone bright and clear
Sometimes tho cloud We o d ARK and Dire II
Cb'cnring heavens purott light.
rbi. glorious morn n cheerful ray
Shou. bright an0 clear At b -eaf IF day,
Ard kindly brought to Wow
El1rg the deT.bespsnyled vaio
The onioct o. my artless tale
Ny inilastohh Dinoty-two.
Here may rsst awhile to visw
The past t1o pfassnt, and ronsw
nv covenant OF peace;
And thus prepare to ioin the fhropg,
Cf angel spirits. pure and st-opx,
Around tbs throne OF Gracs.
And as tho poet e-s. hath sid
when life its fisctinG course hath sped
AMI spent Its wontei fire,
LET age tate mp tho Joyous La,
Sing the bioss'd nlrns, teen soar away,
Ana ssk an angels iyro."
The rose Of feeble gro vth may fade
And spend its sweetness In the SHADE
Among tie carly dead;
The violet, TOO, may drop IT. bloom
And fragrance on an eatl7 tomb
beneath deaths cruel tread
The old aud stricken oak n, last
May nifty yield before tho e.sst
AND moul ior ioto Garth;
Hut why should mani o thus so s)oa
Lie "own and d 70 a. early noob
Just when OF greatest WORTH
The ways OF Pfovidsnos to maa
Arc not for human tn ought to scan
In this imperfect state;
Posing away, as veil We know,
IL stamp'd on all things here below,
Ine little and the great.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29
REMEMBER
REMEMBER

When looking for Cloth
ing at this season of the year
that our stock of Overcoats,
Suits, Odd Pants and Vests
is complete, and all New
Goods, which are being sold
as low in price as old stock,
broken lots, ETC., ETC., that
you see advertised by many.
Our motto-'The Bes,
Goods for the Least Money
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

'unII can live al hons and make more
Viii money at work for us, than at any.
kUU thing else in this world. Capital not
needed; you are started free. Both
sexes; all ages. Any one can do the work
Large earnings sure fro IA first star. Costly
outfit and terms free. Better not delay
Costs You nothing to SEMI us your address
and find cut; ~ you are wise ycu will 90 so
at once. l.. HALLErf + CO.. Portland,
Maine. j2T.6.d 3tw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29
PANTS.

Special So, of Pants For
the next ter days we will sell
All-Wool Kersey Pants for
So, and also many others in
Cashmere end Cheviot for
the same price, to close out
some odd los. See our mid
die window to- morrow; it
will pay you.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

JAnnsy, 303 King street, has opened
the season for ohoioe York Stats pots.
tees. Just received, . lsrge eonsign.
ment from the best potato section Of
New York. VIII sell to the trade In
quantities to suit at reasonable prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29
q OHIO KAiLROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT, JAN. I'D, 1887.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT, JAN. 2sD, 1887.
Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot:
EAST. BOUND:
Phlia. A Accommodation, daily ...so0A. M.
Phila. Accommoda alton, daily -. $50 A. M.
Western Express, daily. Lilies A. M.
Pbtla. coon IN odation, daily. 80. .3.I6 p. M,
Cincinnati Limited, daily ....... 6.43 p. M,
Phila. Accom- m datian, daily. $50 P. M
Chicago Limited, daily .......... .ll.03 r. N.
WEST-BOUND.
Chicago Limited, daily. .........7.66 A. M.
Arrives Chicago IL. 80 next morning. This
train does not take Baltimore passengers.
Cincinnati Limited, daiiy....... IL. 80 A. M.
Arrives Cincinnssi 7.45 A. M, St Louis
$40 p. Nj. noxt day.
Chicago and st. Louis Express,
FOR LANDsNBERG, 800 a. 81. and
8 90 p. NJ, daily. 6t0 p. M. daily, except
Sundsy.
Trains leave Market Street Station:
For Philadelphia so A M, s IS A. NJ.
and ID p. M, daily. For Baltimore 0c
A. NJ, daily. except sunday. For Lsrden.
| berg s So q. M. and 2 80 p. NJ, daily. 500
r. NJ. daily except Sunday.
W.INWIN, OK. LORD,
superintendent. del1 Pass. Agent.
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- writ OF Levari Facias to me directed
will te exposed to public sale, at the hotel OF
Alex. Maxwell. In Middletown, in ST
Georges Hundred, New Castle county, Del
ON SATURDAY,
The 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1887,
At2 O'Clock, p. m,
The folio sing described real estate, viz:
All that certain tract or parcel of land
with the buildings thereon erected, situ-
ated In ST Georges Handred, Rev castle
county and state of Delaware, bounded and
described as follows to wit:
BEGINNING at an "old stump" In tho
road leading from the Buck tavern TO st.
5esrgos, thence running and binding by
and 9TH line Of land belonging TO Man
love Jester nor 80 degrees east los b-l0
perches t. stake in limo Of said Jester land,
thence by new line south 10 degrees east
$50 perShes to STAKE, thsRce by a new line
.utn 80 degi ees, west l0e $40 perches to q
stake, the nce up the road leading from the
Buok tavern TO st Georges 6IA grees
west ~ $40 p,rches TO stake, thence with
said road north rs degrees. west II a-10
perches TO stake ca ence north 54A degrees
west 81 9-lu perehes to the old stump In the
road and plsce Of beg inning, oCntainir z
within those bou nos 100 acres, l rood and q
parches of land be the anne II ore or less.
Seized and taken in execution ss the pro.
perty OF Edward +. P0aIdoa and Elisabeth
boulden his wife. and TO be sold by
GILES LAM bSDN, sheriff
Sherif'sOfics, Wilmington, January 20
1857. i2l.eod
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FUR ALL KINDS
clothing, watches,
sewing machines.
ali OF which Will ~
., at a Low rate GOT
Del. olktf